Most of the mushrooms you see us pick and dry can be bought and ordered via the link in the description of each video. These sales help us keep the channel up and running. Top quality, sustainability and ethically harvested, professionally dried. Your subscriptions, likes and shares help the channel a lot.. Thank you for that. Beauty eh!
Marketing the Journey is worth the value of the mushrooms wait until you need to pay the pickers for their acting LOL Very cool Hunter Gathering REAL reality gathering. If i was your age i would be out there , when i was yur age then a 8' solid lead line cast net and jumbo shrimp at 10lb a throw was what i hunted on the Louisiana bayous. Keep getting it done very cool.
Ya Johnny, the hills are ok empty but when the baskets are full and the packboards loaded its grit it out man. My ankles, knees, back, neck are always hurting... I just get stubborn, cuss and grind it out. Mostly I had to do camp this year but managed to get in picks.
I’m your old man fan from Kentucky. I felt your excitement and could almost taste that fine dining. Thanks for sharing your adventures. All of you. God bless!
I could feel the excitement when you guys spotted the first morel! I’m so pumped to see what you guys do this season. Going to be a great year it looks like! Mushroom camp bar name idea: “The Lonely Morel”. 😂
It’s amazing how many were popping up. I couldn’t imagine finding them like that. I brought home my first haul of the season here in southeast Missouri. Delicious!🤤
Thanks guys, awesome video. I could almost feel your excitement when you found the Morels!! They also looked great fried. Have a super day, I am looking forward to Sundays video.
humans have been wild harvesting in the pnw and north for thousands of years. people who complain about you doing that on here are idiots. i love this channel.
Just found you guys today. I was watching a harvest in ‘22. I’m interested in your dehydrator and how you power it. I’d like to build an outdoor dehydrator for my yard. Any tips? Those morels make me think of childhood and hunt with my grandpa. I haven’t had a morel in years but I sure did love them then!
We plan to do a more in-depth video on how we dry mushrooms eventually but we do have a vid on building a small box dryer in the meantime. ua-cam.com/video/jUjg5EK1HZE/v-deo.html We dry in two stages. Stage 1: High movement dry air that isn't too hot. Stage 2: Heat flash at around 150F to finish. If you don't have a chance to get out picking for yourself, there's morels available on our online shop. We will have a sale coming up later this month. Cheers
Usually leave them but we’ve taken the odd rack if their in good shape and there’s lots around. I think i put a photo of a nice elk rack mounted on top of a mushroom dryer over on our instagram
That's the issue for us because we harvest commercialy so we have to do it this way. We just don't have time to create this level of edited content in the field. We also decided to be 100% honest with our subscribers. We have discussed doing an odd live in season if that's of interest.
Most of the mushrooms you see us pick and dry can be bought and ordered via the link in the description of each video.
These sales help us keep the channel up and running.
Top quality, sustainability and ethically harvested, professionally dried.
Your subscriptions, likes and shares help the channel a lot..
Thank you for that.
Beauty eh!
Marketing the Journey is worth the value of the mushrooms wait until you need to pay the pickers for their acting LOL Very cool Hunter Gathering REAL reality gathering. If i was your age i would be out there , when i was yur age then a 8' solid lead line cast net and jumbo shrimp at 10lb a throw was what i hunted on the Louisiana bayous. Keep getting it done very cool.
I'd fall flat walking those hills.
The burnt over fire hardened little spruce trees were a pain but the morels were carrying us on
Ya Johnny, the hills are ok empty but when the baskets are full and the packboards loaded its grit it out man.
My ankles, knees, back, neck are always hurting... I just get stubborn, cuss and grind it out. Mostly I had to do camp this year but managed to get in picks.
I’m your old man fan from Kentucky. I felt your excitement and could almost taste that fine dining. Thanks for sharing your adventures. All of you. God bless!
I could feel the excitement when you guys spotted the first morel! I’m so pumped to see what you guys do this season. Going to be a great year it looks like!
Mushroom camp bar name idea: “The Lonely Morel”. 😂
w00t!!!
The numbers are just mind blowing
At first I was thinking that's a really long haul for morels, but what an incredibly beautiful area. The amount you found is just astounding.
Thanks for the video and hark work you did to record it🫡😊
Here in Belarus we harvest black morels near swamps😊
We often harvest them in swamps here as well but they decided to grow on that hill that time. It gave us a break from the mosquitoes for once. Cheers
Awesome 😮, thanks for sharing
❤❤❤👍🥰Day 12 still watching😊👍❤️
Looks like you are headed for a fantastic season. Thanks for all your work to show us what it's like in morel country.
How exciting sfter looking and waiting, You musch really have to watch were your stepping when they are so small like that!!
Haha yes
what a feast that was! looking forward to the next episode. ❤🍄🌲🐿️
It’s amazing how many were popping up. I couldn’t imagine finding them like that. I brought home my first haul of the season here in southeast Missouri. Delicious!🤤
Awesome!
I'm so happy for you
Yahoo! Morel fever …..I got it too. lol….i think the seasons gonna early this year
The boys are ready to get it on!
Hi guys another great video!. Love the wilderness you share. x
Thanks guys, awesome video. I could almost feel your excitement when you found the Morels!! They also looked great fried. Have a super day, I am looking forward to Sundays video.
Thank you Debbie! Glad you enjoyed :)
Looks like paydirt …you guys work hard at it..great quality videos …you should get more subs ..it will build ..hope this year pans out.
Morels are just starting here in the lowlands right now in Washington.
Wow early start
humans have been wild harvesting in the pnw and north for thousands of years. people who complain about you doing that on here are idiots. i love this channel.
Almost like it's your birthday
Love it guys 😊
Heh buddy, thx for dropping in
😊
Ever have any sasquatch encounters or find prints. I know it seems like a odd question but your in a bigfoot hot spot.
Last year I take it
Yes, I put the dates in the title usually but I think half the title gets cutoff when scrolling. This would have been in May 2023.
please take no offence ..you Bastards ...you gave me Morel Fever ..lol great video, cant wait for more, . looks like it going to be a good one
The wind and cold temperatures are a concern.
😅
Just found you guys today. I was watching a harvest in ‘22. I’m interested in your dehydrator and how you power it. I’d like to build an outdoor dehydrator for my yard. Any tips? Those morels make me think of childhood and hunt with my grandpa. I haven’t had a morel in years but I sure did love them then!
We plan to do a more in-depth video on how we dry mushrooms eventually but we do have a vid on building a small box dryer in the meantime.
ua-cam.com/video/jUjg5EK1HZE/v-deo.html
We dry in two stages.
Stage 1: High movement dry air that isn't too hot.
Stage 2: Heat flash at around 150F to finish.
If you don't have a chance to get out picking for yourself, there's morels available on our online shop. We will have a sale coming up later this month. Cheers
How will they have grown in four days
It depends bud, sometimes they never grow more. Sometimes, if it's warm and not windy, it only takes 1 day.
On the average it takes about 3 to 4 days.
@@randym8963 nice one dude cheers 😊
you guys ever find deer or elk sheds? Or skulls in general
Yes deer, elk, moose, caribou. Sometimes the burn will expose old ones from under the moss.
When you know the migration routes, and winter yarding areas you can find many sheds.
@@randym8963 yessir this is true
@northernwildharvest that's too cool man! Do yous pack em out or leave em? I imagine those kinda trophy don't get left behind
Usually leave them but we’ve taken the odd rack if their in good shape and there’s lots around. I think i put a photo of a nice elk rack mounted on top of a mushroom dryer over on our instagram
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Foes morel grow back the nxt 2 years after burn
Definitely less interested in last year's than this years, should just no tell the audience it's last year's and you'll get way more views
That's the issue for us because we harvest commercialy so we have to do it this way. We just don't have time to create this level of edited content in the field. We also decided to be 100% honest with our subscribers. We have discussed doing an odd live in season if that's of interest.